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How to Export Emails From WordPress Comments (and Grow Your List the Right Way)
Every commenter on your blog leaves an email address, and readers who comment are often your most engaged audience. It is tempting to export those emails and add everyone to your newsletter or contacts. But commenters gave you their email to post a comment, not to receive marketing, and privacy laws such as the GDPR…
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How to Create a Facebook Page for Your Blog (Step by Step)
With around 3 billion monthly users, Facebook is still one of the biggest places to find readers. Organic reach for Pages is much lower than it used to be, but a Facebook Page is still worth having: it gives your blog a professional presence, a place to share posts and join conversations, and lets you…
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How to Set Up the Yoast SEO Plugin (Step-by-Step Guide)
WordPress is a good foundation for SEO, but it needs help to control titles, descriptions, sitemaps, schema, and indexing. That is the job of an SEO plugin, and Yoast SEO is the most popular one, active on more than 10 million sites. Yoast’s interface has changed a lot over the years. This guide walks you…
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9 Types of Widgets You Should Add to Your WordPress Sidebar
Your sidebar shows up on almost every post, so it is prime space. But a sidebar stuffed with random widgets distracts readers and slows your site. The goal is a few widgets that help readers and help you grow. Before adding anything, check what you already have. WordPress includes many blocks you can use as…
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14 Best WordPress Themes for Tech Blogs (Free & Premium)
A tech blog lives on volume: lots of posts, lots of categories, big images, and readers who skim on their phones. The theme has to handle that without slowing down, give you magazine-style layouts for the homepage, and support ad slots and review boxes. This list covers 14 themes that do, updated for 2026, with…
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How to Create a Privacy Policy for Your Blog (Free and Easy)
Every blog that collects any visitor data needs a privacy policy. That includes comment forms, contact forms, email signups, analytics, ads, and affiliate cookies, so in practice almost every blog needs one. The good news is you do not need to hire a lawyer to get started. WordPress has a built-in privacy policy template, and…
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GetResponse vs Marketo: Which Marketing Automation Tool Fits a Small Business?
GetResponse and Marketo both call themselves marketing automation platforms, but they are built for very different companies. GetResponse started as an email tool for small businesses and grew into an all-in-one platform with automation, landing pages, webinars, and a website builder, starting at $19 a month. Marketo, now Adobe Marketo Engage, is an enterprise B2B…
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16 Best Newspaper WordPress Themes (Free & Premium)
Launching an online newspaper used to need a development team. Today it needs WordPress, hosting, and the right theme: one with a dense homepage, category sections, a breaking news ticker, ad slots, and layouts that still load fast on a phone. This list covers the 16 best newspaper WordPress themes in 2026, 13 premium and…
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12 Best High Paying Ad Networks for Bloggers and Publishers
Display ads are the easiest way to monetize a blog: add a script, and every visitor earns you something whether they buy or not. But the gap between ad networks is huge. The same traffic can earn $2 per 1,000 pageviews on one network and $20 or more on another. The trick is to start…
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10 Best Places To Buy Premium Joomla Templates In 2019
We love WordPress, and it’s the most popular content management system for blogging, but there are other popular content management systems like Joomla, Drupal, etc. Joomla is used by 6.0% of all the websites whose content management system is known. This is 2.6% of all websites, which makes Joomla the second most popular content management…
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Thrive Themes vs Genesis: Which WordPress Theme Should You Use?
I used Genesis by StudioPress for years before switching RoadToBlogging to Thrive Themes. Both are still around, but both have changed a lot. Thrive replaced its old themes (like FocusBlog) with Thrive Theme Builder, and StudioPress is now owned by WP Engine, which bundles Genesis with its hosting. So which one makes sense today? Here…
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Save An Awesome 20% on Themify Theme/Plugin
With over 58,000 customers, Themify.me is considered as one of the best WordPress theme providers. It offers a drag & drop builder with every Themify theme. You can create any kind of layout by using Themify Builder. Themify Builder makes creating beautiful WordPress site easier. Now the good news is, we’ve teamed up with Themify to…
